Sweet and lovely, this is exactly what I want from a romance novel. Nina Bocci is becoming one of my must read authors when I want a realistic romance full of all the feels. Can't wait to read her next one! Thank you netgalley for this arc in exchange for my honest opinion.

A sweet and perfect story!! The setting, storyline and people are all amazing. The story is easy to read and you will try and read it all at one time.

If I could give it more than 5 stars I would!! I just loved this book!!! It was fun and sweet and the emotions? It made me cry! Real tears! I do not cry!!! It was good tears though. Seriously this book was just so good.

How many of us, as children, wanted to run away from home? How many actually did? I did, made it to the corner from my building in New York (the Bronx), thought about dinner and came back home! But can you go home again, can you return as an adult perhaps to pick up when you left off? That's where we first meet Charlotte Bishop, a 10 year old running away from Hope Lake, PA. Coming back as an adult, Charlotte is going to find out that perhaps you can go home again as she returns to her small home town in Pennsylvania.

What she soon discovers are the friendships that are rekindled, that small town living has its charms and big city life isn't all that it's cracked up to be. So really, how bad can it be?

This book is sweet as we take this journey with Charlotte to rediscover how good life can be when you restart your engines where you left off. An enjoyable novel...I read it in one day and recommend it highly.
My thanks to NetGalley and Gallery Books for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I loved this title! The characters were lovable and very easy to relate to on a variety of levels. My favorite, of course, is Gigi. I want a grandmother like here and that house! I enjoyed the trip "back home" only proving you can go home again...

After Charlotte’s life in New York City literally explodes, she’s left with no choice but to return to her hometown. She expects to find the place deadly dull and plans to leave as soon as she’s saved enough money. But as she catches up with old friends and spends time with her beloved grandmother, she discovers she’s actually having fun. Then she lands her dream job in a florist shop and meets not one, but two men who she thinks she might be happy with. Suddenly, New York doesn’t seem quite so important…..